Two hours later and still no update. Note to Boeing and NASA: no news is not good news, it’s no news, and the vacuum that lack of news creates will be filled by speculation.
— Jeff Foust (@jeff_foust) May 20, 2022
[Update a few minutes later]
Hearing the same. As of a few minutes ago from a recently-concluded mission management meeting, Boeing and NASA still expect Starliner to dock to the space station at 7:10pm ET. https://t.co/mUFoeyuh0Y
— Joey Roulette (@joroulette) May 20, 2022
[Update at noon PDT]
A5/OFT-2: Mission control to the ISS crew ~2:45pm EDT (1845 UTC): "Wanted to let you know the IMMT (ISS mission management team) polled go to continue with the rendezvous;" Bob Hines, aboard ISS, replied "OK, that is great news"
— William Harwood (@cbs_spacenews) May 20, 2022
[Update as the vehicle approaches ISS]
The first time Dragon and Starliner have appeared in space together in the same frame. If Dragon had arms, pretty sure it would be waving hi. pic.twitter.com/EQJNivpX3J
— Max Fagin 🚀🔴🌐☄🌘 (@MaxFagin) May 20, 2022